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Still in Germany March 10, 1919. Dear Mother. Just yesterday received your letter and sure was glad to hear from home. Do you get all of my mail. I am writing very often for you see I have nothing to do very much. How is every thing. I hear from some of my friends that "Jim Spivens" was lost in action, I hate to that to but I never lett a little thing wory me any more. Things like that sometimes wories people more than bayonette fighting with the prussian guards. There is a Dutch boy here in the barber shop playing a harp, he sure if fine. There is a boy here that I am running

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Still in Germany March 10, 1919. Dear Mother. Just yesterday received your letter and sure was glad to hear from home. Do you get all of my mail. I am writing very often for you see I have nothing to do very much. How is every thing. I hear from some of my friends that "Jim Spivens" was lost in action, I hate to that to but I never lett a little thing wory me any more. Things like that sometimes wories people more than bayonette fighting with the prussian guards. There is a Dutch boy here in the barber shop playing a harp, he sure if fine. There is a boy here that I am running